More than a century of industrial history gives Gear Motions its character: the company brings together long-established Syracuse and Buffalo gear makers, including Oliver Gear, founded in 1892. Today, this employee-owned American manufacturer is best known for precision gear grinding for OEMs, backed by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system across its facilities.
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Rochester Gear, IncSince 1925, Rochester Gear has grown from a small Rochester machine shop into a made-to-order manufacturer of small and medium-sized precision gears for customers worldwide. Its 1994 acquisition of Rochester Bevel Gear expanded the company’s capabilities, while in-house inspection and design support help it handle projects ranging from prototypes to production work. Rochester Gear operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system and supports the next generation of machinists through its long-running partnership with RIT.ROCHESTER, NY
Broadwind IncBroadwind Inc. is a diversified manufacturer of large-scale industrial equipment and components, including precision gears and gearboxes made by its Brad Foote Gearing team. Brad Foote has more than a century of gearing experience and was the first U.S.-based gear manufacturer to be ISO 9001 certified; Broadwind serves demanding industrial customers from facilities across North America.PITTSBURGH, PA
Cleveland Gear Company, IncCleveland Gear Company has made worm gearing and enclosed gear drives in Cleveland, Ohio, for more than a century. Founded in 1912 and still operating from its 150,000-square-foot manufacturing home established in 1928, the company was the first U.S. manufacturer to produce worm gearing for mass production. Its work now spans open gearing, custom drives and refurbishment services, with ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its industrial power-transmission operations.CLEVELAND, OH
Buffalo Gear, IncOperating since 1962, Buffalo Gear manufactures custom precision commercial gears and machined parts for industrial customers in Sanborn, New York. Its gear-making range runs from 3/8 to 40 inches, with an unusually deep inventory of hobs and cutting tools that can help avoid extra tooling charges. The company also reverse-engineers gear forms in a climate-controlled inspection facility and serves projects from prototype through production.SANBORN, NY